and we worked through investigations to contact a person and were able to get it back. >> the blurred image on the right side of the cell phone video taken at the crime scene appears to be that gun. police say someone picked up the weapon from the crime scene. a weapon police recovered from a parole's home several days later turned out to be the wrong gun. now, saying there is no doubt they have the right one. >> now, we're happy that this tested positive to match the round retrieved by mr. harding. >> the 19-year-old was killed july 16th. police police say he fired on officers in the bay view. harding was a person of interest in a seattle murder. last week, investigators made the surprising announcement after getting ballistic test results on the fatal bullet. >> we believe that the fatal

wound on mr. harding's body was self inflicted. >> police believe harding accidentally shot himself after suffering a gunshot wound not toth leg during the shootout with officers. >> i'm angry and i'm hurt. i want the truth. >> harding's mother and other family members want the police to hand over evidence so they can reach their own conclusions. other activists want the same thing we'd have to be on an independent review panel just to see if that was the right gun. >> the chief says there is no gray area here. >> these are objective, fak wall scientific tests and they're lining up of the officers and witnesses to the event. >> there are four separate investigations going on in this case. the gun was a missing link. so the recovery of the gun will enhance the process. vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you, vick. >> as police were announcing

they had found that gun from the bay view shooting, about two dozen people were gathered in front of city hall, protesting what they say is police harassment of young black men in the community. they're demanding the city establish a citizen's review board to investigate complaints against police. they want a community center and a law to prohibit discrimination. >> we don't have opportunities for jobs. dwont have opportunities for business loans. we don't have opportunities for contractors to get any work to give to our wem. -- people. >> a spokesperson says anyone not happy with an officer's conduct can file a complaint with office of citizen's complaints. >> one two of men accuse fd killing a woman and setting the body on fire was arraigned in an oakland courtroom today. hector garcia is charged with murder. he and another man are accused in the death of a 21-year-old monica rodas.

her mother was in court, demanding answers about her daughter's violent death. >> why couldn't they be compassionate of a 21-year-old pretty girl who trusted everyone to be her friend? why cruelty towards her? didn't they think they were born from a woman and a woman was young like her. >> they do not know yet the motive for this savage attack. >> a tragic story we told but yesterday, tonight has a tragic ending. the good samaritan shot in the head while feeding the homeless has died. we're live in oakland eastmont police substation. any new leads? >> as police have any new leads they're not saying but l there are a number of witness who's have come forward. sadly brother john was not expected to survive, he'd been clinging to life on life support, and he did die at 10:30 last night here in oakland. those with the least to give

left behind what little they have to remember the man they knew as brother john. at the place where he was shot, a simple mem yim, and question frtz last man brother john ever helped. >> at this point in time now, is how weird this sworld becoming. your life is worth nothing no more. it's nothing out here. someone shoot someone just for the hell of it? because they want to? it's not right. >> out here, where he delivered food during what he called midnight outreach with his wife and two young daughters he is simply brother john. his real name is paris powell, he was just 29 years old. but late last night, brother john was taken off life support at highland hospital and pronounced dead less than 24 hours after being shot in the head while serving fish dinners from the back of his van. >> i'm the last person he fed. i'm the last person he talked to. i'm the last one on

everything. >> brother john's pregnant wife was grazed by a bullet, one daughter, shot in the arm. investigators still dmot have a motive for a crime that has left the police chief and mayor outraged. >> i'm hoping it was a mistaken identity. just random violence is not acceptable. >> i want to give a message. the message i want to give is that the oakland police department is coming. >> for the man left with many questions, he has an answer for those who keep asking. what did he do with that last meal from brother john? >> i ate it. that man gave his life to bring me that food. how could i disrespect him by not eating it?. >> we still don't know very much about who brother john was wex know he'd been feeding the homeless out in east oakland more than a year well. know that he ran a nonprofit here in oakland that helped the homeless and victims of domestic violence. there is a $25,000 reward for an arrest in this case.

reporting in east oakland abc 7 news. >> thank you. and some bay area men are being called heroes for coming to the aid of an american airlines pilot attacked aboard an sfo board-bound plane last night. police say the two punched a pilot after being ordered off a flight from miami. one reportedly threatened to have the pilot killed. witnesses say the brothers appeared drunk or maybe, drugged. >> there was a scuffle taking place. so about three, four of us went out there and tackled the guy. and i guess the pilot ended up with some contusions on his face and so we just about what -- did what we needed to do to help out. >> they held two men down 10 minutes until authorities arrived and took them into custody. the woman accused of burglarizing a san francisco hotel room of alex trebek appeared in court today.

and is accused of breaking into the room tuesday morning and stealing cash and jewelry. trebez his wife were in the room at the time. he injured his achilles heel while trying to chase her downs. moyers says she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> i haven't done this. i haven't done nothing. i'm sitting here, i haven't done nothing. i haven't gone in his room or nothing. just like i said that night i wasn't in your room. i stick by that. i wasn't in the room. i just knocked on the door. >> in court today a judge ordered moyers to stay 150 yards away from the game show host and his wife. moyers has two previous convictions and this could be a third strike for her. >> those frr 1990 and 1991. both incidents here in san francisco. and she was convicted of the charges and did serve time in state prison for both of the offenses. >> she's being held on $625,000 bail.

trebek schedule forward surgery tomorrow. >> and the people pushing for a ban on male circumcision in san francisco say there is a good chance they'll appeal a judge's decision. the judge ruled their initiative cannot be put on the ballot because it violates state law. and explaining what happened in court today. >> we were the only camera allowed in the courtroom this morning. it was packed with people on both sides of the controversy. the judge made it clear she would not listen to arguments about circumcision itself but strictly, the legal issue. before the hearing, demonstrators tried to sway the court of public opinion. they call themselves inactivists meaning they believe again talls of baby boys should be left intact no. circumcision before age 18. >> once you see circumcision for what it is, it's wrong. >> in court their attorney defending the proposed ballot measure, urnling voters to ban the procedure. >> in this city and county of san francisco, one of the

places in the world that protects human rights more than any nft world we can come and we say wesh have a right to -- for reasonable health and safety requirements to protect our babies. >> he says female circumcision is outlawed in this country y not for males? but the judge said this was not the forum to debate pros and cons of the surgery but about the law. >> this is an area that is transit by state law. >> she says does not allow local governments to regulate medical services. and she said if the backers tried to narrow the ballot language to prohibit circumcisions for religious reasons, that would violate the first amendment. members cheered the ruling. >> this is a believe for young boy autos it's been practiced by the jewish community for

nearly 4,000 years. >> those behind a proposed ban are not giving up besides a possible appeal they say they may now try to come up with a state wide proposition changing california law regarding medical regulations. >> and carolyn, thanks, also removed from the ballot a change to san francisco's care not cash program. the measure could wo have increased amount of money provided to homeless people who use the city shelters but the supervisor jane kim withdrew it today after striking a deal with the mayor to make more shelter beds available for the homeless in this city. >> still head here tonight on abc 7 thus, pg&e digs up an underground gas pipeline, all part of a search for what triggered the san bruno explosion. a neighborhood still in recovery. >> a rescue tonight, some local heroes jumping into action. two people are found at the bottom of a south bay swimming pool. >> and later tonight a hospital that can now correct

a defect your newborn might inherit. >> and smort phone apps designs by 10-year-olds. now there is a camp for that. stay with us. a lot more still to come.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. the search continues in san bruino pg&e is tiging up a section of pipe abandoned since 1950s, at one time waits part of the line that exploded last year. pg&e is digging up a section of pipe in the ground since 1948. unused since 1956, that is

when line 132 was rerouted a bit to accommodate the new housing development. the cpuc wants to trook at the line as part of its investigation into the explosion along a segment of the replacement pipe. an eight-foot section will be cut on glenn view and handed over to cpuc. there will be another ef caveation point 250 feet southwest, just feet from the rupture site this, is so a camera can inspect the inside of the length of a a.band oned pipe. >> it's putting the camera in one end, and receive it at another end. >> the ntsb says the rupture started on one of the poorly done welds. pg&e records had shown a seamless steel pipe. the ntsb is expected to issue a report on the probable cause in about a month. the explosion and resulting fire killed eight people, destroying 38 homes. bob pelligrini's house was one of them, now, it's well on the

bayway to being rebuilt. >> gits to see houses that are going up. i heard there are five more close to getting a permit pulled. it's just nice to get the neighborhood kind of back to somewhat normalcy. >> he's anxious to know what the ntsb and cpuc discover. >> it's been a draining experience. it's like something i am not, you know, i never thought i'd have to take on. and you know, that is how life is. you know? it happens. the problem is that i think koit have been avoided. you know sni wish this never happened. >> pg&e excavation expected to be completed by friday evening. >> and several people in san jose are being called heroes tonight for quick action that saved a father and daughter found at the bottom of a swimming pool last night at regency park town homes. the man's wife discovered a body and started to scream for help.

one man pulled them out of the pool and another began giving cpr to the 6-year-old girl. >> within a minute or so, she was coughing. it's a scary moment. >> they did the right thing. several ran out of the homes to help. >> gentleman was breathing but his iz were rolling up. and his wife was really concerned. and i just gave him, i'm not a cpr certified person but i gave him a rub on the chest. >> the father and daughter were taken hot -- to the hospital. >> and it's no surprise middle schoolers love playing games on iphone. but this summer, some are actually making games they hope will be next big hit just like angry birds. and we take us app camp in the south bay. >> this game is like based on mario. kind of. >> margaret is developing a classic video game called gem

collector autos you're trying to collect all of the gems on each level. >> it's sure to be a hit with kids. she'd know that better than anyone. >> you're how old? >> 10. >> welcome to app camp. it's a one week program that gives middle schoolers a taste of software development. >> your classmates are playing video games. you're making video games? >> feels like i'm on top. >> she's making a falling blocks game. >> topple the block was out having the red blocks fall. >> he and classmates are in the debugging stages now. >> you just jumped. >> there is -- very to fix that. >> but not without help from the instructor. he's teaching them tricks of the trade. the kids are teaching him, too. >> they're coming up with very original ideas, story-driven characters. and more script, more about the content and less about just the basic shoot them up games. we're getting original content here. >> some have been to the camp before but at the end of the

week they don't just take apps home, they publish them. >> are you going put it on the app store? >> yes. >> how many down loads do you think you can get? >> i know i'll get more than 300. >> and everyone has an iphone. if you say you have an app they'll down load it. >> it made appy camper autos excitement they'll exclude, i'll say take a break, they say no. i want to work on the game. >> what do you want to be when you grow grow up? >> i have no idea but if it had to do with this, i'd be happy. >> that is cool. >> looks fun. >> coming soon to a phone near you. >> let's talk about the weekend it's warm. if you get away from the coast wide spread warmth around the bay area, it's going to continue throughout the weekend. enjoy it. if you're near the coastline, this is what you're dealing with from our cam rachl some

of you like fog and you can see it there. it's a very shallow layer about 1200 feet deep now. goitsing to remain confined to the coast and bay for the remainder of the night. you can see breeze there. there is a good sea breeze. sfo gusting to 28 miles per hour. and here is a satellite perspective. this afternoon, if you live near the coast, or work near the coast you noticed is that there is neg fog that never cleared the area, temperatures along the coastline into 60s with fog hanging around most of the day. 69 in oak lbld. inland areas were warm, low 90s, antioch, 93. and morgan hill getting up to 90 degrees into upper 70s for santa rosa and napa. 82 degrees in san jose. most areas with exception of half moon bay, actually rab a little bit cooler today believe it or no. we had marine layer to contend with. and temperatures now into 50s and 60s near the coast and bay.

you get well inlnld, it's warm, 90 degrees heerk are the highlights. fog near the coast and bay. warmer inland tomorrow, looking at mild and warm weather for the weekend. very pleasant weather. schblt -- seasonal. we have this upper level high, hot air mass, into desert southwest, it's going to continue to just shift slightly towards bay area. so we're looking at warm days inland. temperatures will be bumping up a few degrees over tomorrow for the inland areas. then, kind of hold into that range for saturday. with this circulation around this ridge, coming in around from the southeast we're going to see moisture moving in. monsoonal moisture is going result in scattered showers and thunderstorms this weekend for the sierra nevada f you're traveling to lake tahoe, you and watch out, for isolated showers and thunderstorms on friday. and then, really becoming a better likelihood saturday and sunday, scattered showers and thunderstorms developing. overnight tonight, temperatures into 50s, except

antioch, 60 degrees, fog along the coast. and first thing in the morning, tomorrow afternoon, it's a beautiful day into the south bay. 84 cupertino. near 90 in los gatos z peninsula, you'll see high clouds coming up from the south. and mid-70s for san mateo. and 80 degrees menlo park. coastal areas held down by fog. only 62 there. 62 in daily city. downtown san francisco, you'll see fog. and some sun as well. 66 degrees. north bay, 60s along the coast. 90s in cloverdale. 82 in santa rosa. towards east bay, it's a beautiful day. 72 in oakland. inland areas, warm, sunny skies. and 91 concord, 9 abrentwood. for the monterey bay, 74 degrees, here is the accu-weather forecast. it's a wide range of highs. mid-60s to mid-90s two days. little cooler sunday, but it's not that noticeable.

you'll notice minor changes from day-to-day. and there is a holding pattern to start off the week. >> thank you. >> and coming up, corporate generosity supplies police with some new lap tops. >> they're just a down payment, though, for what is still needed. stay with us. if

there are z z z z z z z z z z zz get ready to pay more for car repairs. the this morning the group presented its report card on the bay area infrastructure and say it's $3 billion more if not invested in maintaining roadways, we'll start to see a breakdown of basic services. roads are already getting a d

plus grade here, pot holes costing us plenty. >> individuals probably going to be paying between 1200s skpdz $1500 a year because their align manies are going out. their engine mounts getting broken. >> the bay area got a c grade for infrastructure, san francisco mayor said he's supporting a bond on the ballot to invest $248 million in road repair autos streets of oakland maying bumpy but they're a little safer tonight thanks to generosity of a hometown corporation. the clorox company today donated $50,000 to the police department for 30 new tough book lap tops for police vehicles from motorcycles to squad cars. the mayor said it was a top request by oakland cops. >> the police officers today use their notebooks to check on data, looking at gps information, to quickly run identification checks on people. and it's really -- their

number one tool. >> the city needs another half a million dollars to outfit the fleet. the mayor hoping other local corporations will join color yochl. >> still head tonight at 6:30, countdown to crisis. the house postpones a crucial vote as the clock tick downs towards a deadline on the desk. >> 70,000 construction workers out of work because of an airport deadlock. tonight the appeal of a local man whose now unemployed. >> and drug agents launch a full court press against illegal pot growers in california.

the republican debt deal stalled in the house, it now appears speaker john boehner does not have enough support to get the plan bass pased. boehner postponed a vote plan forward late today and there has been no word on when he might reschedule it. >> from the outset this is going to be a show vote. the house republican measure

never had a chance in the senate but the house wanted to make this thing pass, and for the moment, now, the show boat turned into a no show. the day started with speaker boehner calling on colleagues in-house and senate. >> let's pass this bill and end this crisis. >> boehner's plan to cut $917 billion in government spending would raise the debt limit but only for six months and would not eliminate tax breaks for oil companies or corporate jets oor wealthy. >> they would rather see seniors pay more for medicare and rather cut medicaid and jeopardize social security while they give tax subsidy tz big oil making record profits. >> nancy pelosi argued the democratic position this afternoon. harvey is chairman of the republican party in san francisco. >> this this is fundamental issue of economic principles.

raiszing taxes in a recession like this on people who create jobs is disastrous. it has affect of shutting down investment. and of cutting jobs that. is the issue. >> dylan believes it's democrats that will be blame fd the debt ceiling isn't raised. >> nancy pelosi and hairy re dismt d are using tired old class warfare rhetoric. >> but this former congress woman says republican kplaim claim rings hollow. >> and and then, have you to have agreement in order to have it on the table. >> tousher, now working on arms control in the state department had an earlier career on wall street, fearing the impass will cause a down grading of u.s. treasury bonds. >> do you think we have until weekend before the agency step in? >> i don't know. i'd be doing everything i

could to caution them to not step on my neck right now. >> the tea party's refusal to budge on this may be helping the president because if republicans gave in just a little bit on taxes, some democratic members of congress feel the president would bend over backwards to make a deal. one member of the bay area delegation was overheard saying i won't let him negotiate my car lease. obviously a lot of frustration. with the president's ability or willingness to compromise on z.they'd like to see him stand firm. >> we want to show you countdown to the crisis now here is the debt clock that has been reset, it expires tuesday night at midnight. that is five days, two hours and 27 minute as way. >> transportation secretary is urging lawmakers to restore funding for the faa. 4,000 faa employees and 70,000 construction workers had to be furloughed on friday when could be gres could not agree to extend operating

authorities. the deal fell through, because of partisan disputes over labor rights and subsidies. saying lawmakers should not play politics when it comes to jobs. >> for all of my friends on capitol hill who give speeches every day about jobs, the importance of jobs and putting people to work, this is not the time to be laying off 70,000 construction workers. >> congressional inaction as stopped work on more than 150 airport construction projects among them, a new tower at oakland international airport. the foreman and seven others are now idle. >> the guys need to get their act together and agree upon something. and get the job done. >> in addition to shutting down construction, the faa can no longer collect $200 million per week in ticket taxes and on this subject, irs issued a reminder, if you paid fr a ticket prior to last friday,

the airline should give you a refund for that tax but you'll prbl probably have to ask for it. >> an awol army soldier admitted he was planning a terrorist attack on fort hood, texas. the 21-year-old private first class arrested after investigators found weapons and a bomb inside of his backpack. authorities have been tipped off by a gun store clerk. in 2009, 13 people died in a mass shooting when a gunman used a pistol purchased at that same store. >> someone comes in, into a business like this and makes a purchase and doesn't know what he's buying i would be concerned about that. and was. >> i'm not bashful to point a finger and say there is something wrong with this guy. >> he had been away without leave more than three weeks. he had been granted objector status this year after he said his beliefs preventing him from fighting. he was charged with possessing child pornography. >> two people are still in custody tonight after evading

police nearly two hours last night. authorities chased them from newark to san joaquin county thinking they were suspects wanted in connection with two murders in east palo alto. it turns out they were not the right people but the car they were driving does belong to one of the murder suspects. both men have been charged with evading police and one charged with carrying a loaded gun. but there is no word so far on why they were driving that car in the first place or what their connection might be to the murder autos federal and state officials are working on what could be the largest marijuana eradication effort in california history. our media partner california watch allowed to shoot this video, part of operation full court press being conducted. so far, local, state and federal agents removed 373,000 pot plants arc resting 88 people. the operation is scheduled to end next week. tomorrow night here on abc 7 news at 6:00 we'll bring you

full california watch investigation into people behind these illegal pot farms, and the influence mexico is having on california marijuana production. >> tonight's money matters positive unemployment numbers help keep wall street from tanking. dow jones in positive territory most of the day, ending 62 points down because of concern about the debt crisis. and the nasdaq managed a small gain but s and p 500 fell four points. here are the numbers, first time applications fell below 400,000 for the first time in four months. that is a sign fewer employers have been laying people off. starbucks appears to be recovering from the recession. it's expenses were up slightly but improved sales drove profits up 33%. and good luck trying to buy a ford focus. a problem resulted if a shortage of dash boards. ford has been flying in parts from europe at great expense to keep it's line operational.

>> and don't forget, wreed like to see your personal testimonials on how the economic down turn changed your life. >> record it on your cell phone, and upload it to you reports at abc 7 news.com. and so that we can tell your story here on abc 7 news. >> and when we come back tonight dangers leaving your child in a car. >> it doesn't have to be all that hot, either. stay with us. more still to come.

this massive landslide wiped out a neighborhood in

seoul, south korea, killing a dozen people. the defense ministry is warning buried in this mud could be a number of land mines planted in the 1960s that have never been accounted for. three day s of rain crippled south korean capitol. and the storm related death toll now stands at 57. >> the hotel made who accused former international monetary fund chief of sexual assault spoke today for the first time since her exclusive abc news interview. she appeared in brooklyn cultural center to thank supporters and say she's been going through a lot because of the assault. she's she says she's coming out to be strong for her 15-year-old daughter and other women. >> what happened to me i don't want that to happen to any other woman because this is just too much for me. it's too much for me and my daughter. >> and she didn't answer questions or address inconsistencies which have led the manhattan d.a.to consider

dismissing the case. she met all day yesterday with prosecutors urging them to go forward with the case. and saying she's ready to testify. >> back here locally a warning from police officers today about the dangers summer heat and leaving children inside of a car. california patrol held a hypothermia awareness event today. and officers demonstrated how fast the temperatures can increase inside of a car and how quickly this can become dangerous, even lethal for children. police say 21 children died this year after being left in a hot car for too long. >> a cars getting so hot, so fast, it's 50 degrees in 50 minutes and so forth depending on the situation and color of the car and location. >> officers unveiled a new tool that works as a sign or a reminder there is a child in inside of the car. >> and when we come back here tonight there is a local

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every year, thousands of infants are born with small defects that alter of appearance of their ears. there is a simple device that can trance form the shape of a newborn ear without surgery f you're a newborn like lucas, you're going to inherit family traits. maybe your mother's eyes or uncle's chin or just maybe, your father's ears. >> minute are more pointy like elf ears but he seems to inherited pop's and grandpa's ears a little bit. >> in lucas's case, the trait resulted in more of a flop, leaving tops of the ears followedded over. not a huge problem, but still... >> so i asked my husband. he said oh, when i was young, all of my friends made fun of me. >> we see abnormalities of the ear cartilage when children are born. >> the yees were refered to a

plastic surgeon. he recommended a new device called ear well, he says can correct abnormalities. first fittings are arranged in this plastic housing which is then placed over the ear. >> and what we're able to do is we're able to shape the cartilage and mold the cartilage to a normal appearance. >> he says the key is that device must be placed in the first few months of life. the stage when the cart lij in the ear is still soft. >> we've learned we can do this effectively within the first two to three months of life. so it's critical that we start the treatment on very early. >> and as a child grows, the cartilage thickens and change becomes permanent. the yee's scrap book mark the eight week autos after two weeks it was easy, then, time goes fast. >> since no surgery is involved there are no scars.

meaning lucas might never notice his transformation unless someone pulls out a baby album. >> he is adorable. the doctor jorz surgeons long had ability but process required them to build a custom mold for each case this, system is fda approved and flexible enough to treat ear shapes and conditions and covered by insurance. >> clever. let's get a check on the weather. spencer is off and there is sandhya patel. >> we have summer micro climates. >> sunshine, low to mid-90s here, south bay san jose, 83 degrees if you're going to be in oakland, 72 and mild in the north bay. and 97 in clear lake. getting hot there. fog keeping temperatures into mid-60s. so there is pleasant looking weather and a wide range of conditions fchl you're getting away for the weekend, low 60s for your highs, monterey

looking at partly cloudy skies into afternoon. and mid to upper 06s f you're going to sierra nevada watch out for thunderstorms. there is good probability of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend. yosemite, temperatures into 90s, here in the bay area, it's a 30 degree span from coast to inland for next two days. and then, sunday, we can see slightly cooler weather but nothing major, minor changes from day-to-day. seasonal weather. and in theaters tomorrow one of the anticipated blockbusters of the summer, "cowboys and aliens" w that title, here is don sanchez on the aisle. >> should we step in? >> looks like he's doing fine. >> wow, it's the old west

1875. grumpy harrison ford rule was an iron fist, then, daniel craig shows up. >> i need to know where you came from. >> so do i. >> he has repressed memories of the past and one tough guy, though. >> i don't want trouble. >> right, clint, uh, daniel. so you're thinking it's a conventional western? p.o.w.. alien arrive and they mean business. and they're after us. like a round up, they rope people off and real them in to study them. >> what about other people? are they alive? >> they won't be for long. >> and she's stunning. great eyes.

>> she's the only one who knows who i am. >> that haunted past thing again. dialogue isn't going to win a pulitzer but this boils down a last chance. the force, the team is unbeatable. >> and this has just about every kind of film genre you can image yichblt cowboys, indians, horror, science fiction, and great special affects from ilm. and parts of it are silly, it's too long, and it's still a rip-roaring good time. i give it almost three quarters of a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle.

here is something scientists have been looking for for a long time. join me tonight on cable channel 13 for proof the moon is not the only hunk of spaits rock traveling with our planet. >> then at 11:00, the debt ceiling deadline now appears there is something in the works in washington. the vote could happen tonight. we'll have latest for you coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and now, the business of baseball... pretty exciting debate. >> yes. larry beil is here. >> introducing your newest

giant. joining giants today, the six time all star acquired in a trade with mets. held a news conference, and he knows it's something the giants need. >> i'm happy to be here. i'm going to enjoy my time. and i think i'm glad to be part of the team they already have something going for them. >> we lost to really good hitters in the heart of our order. to have one of the elite players in the game, and offensive players it did just make sense for us. it's a great fit. >> giants and phillies, series finale. beltran playing third. sandoval happy to have belltran hitting in front of them. and there is kyle kendrik, his tenth of the year. tim lincecum feeling better, fans and now, belltran didn't get a hit, 0 for four tw two

strike juts but making presence felt was a fly ball, kind of an awkward landing buzz he's okay. right now, giants are leading. and they're in the 8th. how about a's going for a sweep against a's. and skoired 13 lun runs last night, came out swinging this afternoon. there is athletics they're not done. here it comes, there it goes, next batter with a two-run homer. a's yugsing four straight batters in the first up 5-0 in a flash z lose. rich harden solid for six. and desmond jennings punching a single the other way. and they come back to win. and on to football, raid yirs held first practice in pads this afternoon z coach hugh jackson wasn't that thrilled. out of the gate rookie stephan wiznewski working with the first unit expected to start

at center. now this is hugh jackson's first training camp as head coach. wasn't happy with the pace of the first practice, placing blame on himself. >> i told him and i apologized to them. i'm being honest and let them down a day. i keep telling you we're going to go fast. i this think our guys, i was excited there wasn't a bunch of fuss. you know? that everybody was there. they understood. and so i think we hit the ground running like i'd anticipated we would. >> hot pursuit continues and the jets, 49ers and taxans reportedly trying to sign him. and whenever he goes he's going get paid $12 million to $14 million. that is a good neighborhood. niners have a vac cansy at corner because they cut nate clemens today, clemens never lived up to eight year, $80 million hype in 2007.

at that time the highest paid defensive player in league history. niner fans will cringe and remember this. the late fumble that cost niners a win in final minutes in atlanta last year. patriots made a couple big moves today, first getting defensive lineman from redskins. and pats sending a couple draft picks to pick up the tall grented receiver restructuring his deal in cincinnati to join new evening lnld. and he likes to see how that goes. >> yes. >> interesting. >> yes. >> thanks larry that is this edition of abc 7 news. and thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time as always, hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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